woalmoore

Thanks! Worked great. I did notice (and this may have just been something I did separately in the child theme) that I had two different nav areas with the effected text. One (above my header image) had been commented out and the one below the image was where I needed to address the issue. Hope there’s nothing else…I think this was the only one of my 7 sites using 2012…

Have a great day!

I copied the wpbb-template.php from the parent theme to a child theme (which I had already set up) and changed it as follows. This is using the papercuts theme so you will have to adapt it (from your main theme files) to meet your specific needs. The intent it to not only allow the sidebars to show but to also include any content that I wanted to show above the forum (i.e. disclaimer, legal notice, etc). I’m not showing all of the file…I took out the header information for the sake of space. By including the sidebar and div closings after the wpbb include, it keeps the bulletin board within the normal page width area.

get_header();

if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
    <article class="entry-content">
      <div class="entry-content-inner">
<?php papercuts_get_breadcrumb(); ?>
        <h1 class="content-headline"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
<?php papercuts_get_display_image_page(); ?>
<?php the_content(); ?>
<?php endwhile; endif; ?>
      </div>
    </article>

<?php require_once(ABSPATH.'/wp-content/plugins/wp-bulletin-board/php/wpbb-forum.php'); ?>
  </div> <!-- end of content -->
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
  </div> <!-- end of main-content -->
</div> <!-- end of container -->

<?php get_footer(); ?>

?>

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When I do this, the menus show on a phone…what about a tablet?

Thanks. Are the media files (i.e. pictures, etc) stored on the server somewhere by default or will those need to be re-uploaded? I’ve got all of the files…just not the database.

I’m not afraid of coding, just trying to find where to dig in to do it. I can find where the table is created and could add an if/then block at the top to change the table headers to include the ticket types when an event-id is sent but I’m not sure what code to use to find those ticket types in the DB. Then comes adding the numerical information in each of the rows. Just not sure what code to add.

If it can be done with HTML/PHP in a certain page using the Shortcodes, that would be great too…just not sure how to go about it.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Exactly where? On the Events page on the front end or in the admin area on the back end…

Thanks for the info. I used that information and added some of my own stuff to add a link above the events so users can select to show only future events (now the default) or all events.

Thanks. I actually added this to my META menu. My preference would be to have just the code in my child theme files but I couldn’t figure out how to disable the regular META menu and replace it with this one simply by adding this into the functions.php file.

It works great! I added a couple lines for if the currently logged in user’s email doesn’t match one in the PDB database.

Allen.

Perhaps my wording is confusing. It’s not pending payment…the status is “Awaiting Payment”. The booking initially went to Approved and the booking was changed to Awaiting Payment. There is no Edit/View link by the bookings that indicate Awaiting Payment…just Delete. Any ideas?

Nope…I was. I didn’t realize that neither online nor offline payments were available to use in the free version. Still not sure how to change the status in the free version (nor why the payment pending is even an option there)…

Thanks.

Not events but booking. What I’d like to be able to do is have the default approval be editable on the event. Like I said, most bookings go straight to approved. However, for some events, there is payment (offline) involved and I’d want the booking to go straight to “Payment Pending” and the event admin can change it. All events are only viewable by logged in users and can only be booked once users are logged in. For the one event where payment is required that we’ve had so far, the event admin went in and changed all of the bookings from Approved (the default on the site) to Payment Pending. Now she can’t go back in and re-edit the approval status when the user sends payment in.

Don’t know if I can include screenshots here if you still don’t understand the problem but I can try if necessary.

Unfortunately, a link to the site won’t help much as you’re not able to see what I’m dealing with without being logged in.

Thanks.